douglee@becker.UUCP (Doug Lee) (01/08/90)
In article <1801@becker.UUCP> you write: >In article <1088@crash.cts.com> lgreen@pnet01.cts.com (Lawrence Greenwald) writes: >|[...] >|Save the Icon, then (the important step!!) >|Rename it as "Disk.info". It MUST be this name for it to take effect!! >|Do a re-boot and you should have your new icon. > > Try using "loadwb" on the CLI command line > to see the effect of a changed "disk.info" > file... This works, but you lose about 15K each time you run loadwb. This also starts a new workbench process and opens a new borderless backdrop window, which you can't see because there is no easy way to move the new one in front. A better solution which MIGHT work is to try diskchange on the appropriate device. This doesn't work on floppies, but does work on my particular hard-drive interface (Supra). <<<Doug>>> > \\\\ Bruce Becker Toronto, Ont. -- Doug Lee douglee@becker 416-461-5357